Kelley At The Helm Huron Elects New Mayor And Board
Charles A. Kelley was sworn in as mayor of Huron as the aldermen aligned with him. He urged fair open governance, sewer and water planning, liquor license oversight, and stricter anti gambling and minor protection, calling for quarterly city financial reports and swift action on street paving, traffic speed, and police appointments.
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Charles A. Kelley
Huron
Board of Aldermen
Dpor
Kelley
Huren
Secunenl
Mulvnde Council
Thes
Fire Department
Board of Health
Ani
Camila — EE
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
W. A. Kelley
W. J. Baker
J. B. Erickson
Theodore Lindshov
George Bowerman
Carl Peterson
In Defense of Idaho and Polygamy Debate
A Idaho professor defends the state against Bowen and Dubois on polygamy, arguing few polygamists remain, laws and church rules restrain the issue, and Mormons have limited political influence. He condemns Bowen’s figures and describes Mormon voting shifts, noting decline of anti Mormon agitation and a waning Mormon influence in Idaho politics.
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Mr. Dubois
Bowen
Idaho
South Dakotar
Moscow
Huronite
W.S. Bowen
Idaho Scimitar
Fred T. Dubois
Dubois
Marmanisa
Democratic Party
Campatign
Scimni* Tir
Washington City
Lead Trust
South Dakota
Cure Your Kidneys With Dean's Kidney Pill Remedy
An old advertisement urges cure for kidney and urinary ailments using Dean's Kidney Pill, touting relief from backache and fatigue. It includes testimonial from Peter Van Leshout of Huron, S.D., and notes sale via Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, price 40 cents. Community gathering at Janes River lodge and Rebekahs hall described with social dancing and refreshments after a smaller meeting in Huron.
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Dean
Bright
Peter van Leshout
Iowa Street
Huron
Juan
Lick & Co
Foster-Miburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deany
Janes River Lodge No. 32
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Home Board
Odd Fellows
Opera House
Building Boom Refutes Notion of a City Housing Crash
The city experiences a genuine rise in dwelling licenses as a response to population growth rather than a speculative boom. Demand outstrips supply, with many unable to obtain homes or even hotel stays. Flats are proposed but not welcomed by all, as residents seek affordable home living with lawns and trees. Union efforts to meet housing needs bolster the city as a whole.
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Huron
Casey
Union
King’s New Discovery Cures Boy With Consumption
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recounts his son’s hopeless case of consumption. After three weeks on Dr King’s New Discovery, the boy recovered completely. The ad touts the remedy as infallible for coughs and lung diseases, priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle offered.
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Geo. E. Bleyens
Springfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
H. Wheeeler
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